A golf swing plane training device that is adjustable for every club in your bag (other than the putter), can be used with left and right handers, has TWO swing planes, can be assembled by yourself and made in Australia.This has never been done before.

A golfer's swing plane is the fundamental of a good golf swing and great golf stroke. Until now, many swing plane training devices have been "flat", clumsy to use and may even promote a bad swing. The reason is that inferior devices promote a single plane golf swing that is virtually impossible to replicate once your out there enjoying your game. Until now...

How many swing planes are there for each golf club in your bag? There are two swing planes per club, an initial take away angle that is equal to you club’s lie-angle and then an almost vertical rise when you cock your wrists around the horizontal position of your back-swing.

Generally, every club in your bag has a different lie-angle and your swing plane will also vary. This lie-angle of each club determines the first half of your swing plane. See the about section for details. The lie-angle can be between 64 degrees for your Sand Wedge to 55 degrees for your Driver. Do not confuse the lie-angle with the loft of your club. Some irons have a number on them, like 48 or 56, this generally is the loft-angle. It is the lie-angle that determines the correct swing plane. The beauty of the swingplane^(TM) is that it can be easily adjusted to cover all these angles. Once assembled, simply slide the yellow strap of the swingplane^(TM) to vary the angle.